This idea creates an optimal time evaluation where an investment can reap the boost to Total Return through the capital gain and also capture a counterbalancing series of interest payments stabilizing the return.

Yep, under the "Learn" menu you will find the free beginner's guidehttp://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing

I love hearing the optimism and motivation behind your post!

We work with a lot of duplex buyers in Milwaukee and we have a mini-crash course for our clients to provide the few bits of information you need to get optimal results.

Hello all,I'm looking for a Real Estate broker with experience in Multifamily in the Jacksonville area that is willing to spend an hour or so sharing knowledge about the market and optimal areas for investment according to our buying criteria (happy to share more details via 1-1 message)Thank youPablo

Type of property: MultifamilyLocation of property: Asheville NCPurpose of financing: Cash out refinance / constructionType of financing sought: Not sure, seeking recommendations for optimal strategyCurrent or prior ownership of real estate: Currently own primary residenceOccupancy: owner-occupiedValue of property at present and/or your offer price: 250,000 Anticipated or actual appraisal issues: There aren't that many similar properties in my area so comps may be difficult on the duplex.

Anyone have ideas on the most optimal way to find the best buyer for a large package like this? 

Trying to be creative with optimizing the assets we already have.

I like your idea of a laundry empire - I have the same vision as most of these businesses appear to be run in a lackluster manner or in a less than optimal way.  

House hacking and short term rentals aren’t on our menu currently, but definitely open for the Colorado Springs market.